A great DLC for a great game.

Some people may find them short but I think they're great for DLC.
They're not really necessary to enjoy the full Just Cause 3 experience but they sure add some really cool features to play with.

Air DLC:
My favorite. The whole idea is brilliant. The story behind it (and its connection to the rest of the DLCs) is just so fitting and I don't really mind the futuristic elements as I am known to dislike them. Here it was pretty good and enjoyable! And the Bavarium wingsuit is such a great addition that makes exploring way more fun and adds replayability to the rest of the game.

Land DLC:
That was decent too, it added a whole new island with bases and provinces to secure. The story was fun, the gameplay additions were fun, that's pretty much all I can say.

Sea DLC:
Now while the overall thing was good, there were some very important problems during Mission Objectives. Sometimes the objective was so hard to understand that it literally had me doing the exact opposite thing of what I was supposed to do.
An example of that would be the very beginning of the first mission of the DLC. The objective said "Intercept the Plane"
and my ally plane was taking off in front of me. What did I understand? Stop the plane that I'm watching right now...
Yes I can accept it could be my own misconception, but i'm pretty sure it's a bad mission direction. And the dialogues didn't help either... Annika said: "Some of my crew are delivering your ride now" First I thought I would drive the plane I saw in front of me with the "Vehicle" tab on it. Then I realized it was untakable. (yes i didnt see the crew inside and i didnt make the connection to the base) Then I thought my ride Annika was talking about was the boat. So I thought I would intercept the plane to take the boat or something. So I shot the plane... or attached it to the ground I don't remember exactly. It was never clear that there was AN OTHER plane somewhere else that WE had to intercept FROM the plane that was taking off. Maybe later in the dialogues but that was far after the small plane took off... That's bad player directing right there. And I do know stuff about directing-players-to-objectives trust me. And there were other similar stuff like that that got be a bit off and annoyed too much on this DLC. Other than that, it was pretty fun and cool story. I didn't dislike it much. The return of the tape collectibles was great and the information they served was also good. The Lighting gun is super fun, and Loochandor is also good, a bit OP but that's the point ;)

Overall it's a pretty good DLC!
Also gets great discounts.
It's worth it.

A great DLC for a great game. Some people may find them short but I think they're great for DLC. They're not really necessary to enjoy the full Just Cause 3 experience but they sure add some really cool features to play with. Air DLC: My favorite. The whole idea is brilliant. The story behind it (and its connection to the rest of the DLCs) is just so fitting and I don't really mind the futuristic elements as I am known to dislike them. Here it was pretty good and enjoyable! And the Bavarium wingsuit is such a great addition that makes exploring way more fun and adds replayability to the rest of the game. Land DLC: That was decent too, it added a whole new island with bases and provinces to secure. The story was fun, the gameplay additions were fun, that's pretty much all I can say. Sea DLC: Now while the overall thing was good, there were some very important problems during Mission Objectives. Sometimes the objective was so hard to understand that it literally had me doing the exact opposite thing of what I was supposed to do. An example of that would be the very beginning of the first mission of the DLC. The objective said "Intercept the Plane" and my ally plane was taking off in front of me. What did I understand? Stop the plane that I'm watching right now... Yes I can accept it could be my own misconception, but i'm pretty sure it's a bad mission direction. And the dialogues didn't help either... Annika said: "Some of my crew are delivering your ride now" First I thought I would drive the plane I saw in front of me with the "Vehicle" tab on it. Then I realized it was untakable. (yes i didnt see the crew inside and i didnt make the connection to the base) Then I thought my ride Annika was talking about was the boat. So I thought I would intercept the plane to take the boat or something. So I shot the plane... or attached it to the ground I don't remember exactly. It was never clear that there was AN OTHER plane somewhere else that WE had to intercept FROM the plane that was taking off. Maybe later in the dialogues but that was far after the small plane took off... That's bad player directing right there. And I do know stuff about directing-players-to-objectives trust me. And there were other similar stuff like that that got be a bit off and annoyed too much on this DLC. Other than that, it was pretty fun and cool story. I didn't dislike it much. The return of the tape collectibles was great and the information they served was also good. The Lighting gun is super fun, and Loochandor is also good, a bit OP but that's the point ;) Overall it's a pretty good DLC! Also gets great discounts. It's worth it.